Category: Useful Info
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Who speaks for beauty?
There is an area in western Prince William County known as the Rural Crescent. It is a planned preservation area intended to strengthen this county’s ability to control urban sprawl, to maintain local farmland and a country atmosphere. On the zoning map it forms a Read More …
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Comprehensive Adverse Impact Analysis Report
Our Comprehensive Adverse Impact Analysis Report clearly shows the historical, legislative, environmental and financial impacts for each of Dominion Power’s proposed routes. 1. The New Road Alternative Route (12.2 miles) Historical Legislative Environmental Financial 2. The Northern Alternative Rout
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A jarring example of how power towers can scar a rural landscape
This picture – taken in Hume, VA – is a haunting reminder of what everyone in the Rural Crescent will face should we not stop Amazon’s power towers.
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Great paper on Eminent Domain in Virginia
A must read for those who may have lines and poles on their property! https://pstrust.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/Virginia-Summary-2014.pdf
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Town of Haymarket Report on Datacenter and Powerline
A very nice report: Town Of Haymarket Report – click to download (note it is big so give it minute – please also note that IE may have an issue but it works fine in Chrome – go figure) that shows what the Town Of Haymarket carefully Read More …
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Its not only the living that get disturbed with these projects
Here is a link to a list of cemetaries in PWC, and some are near the project path: https://www.pwcvabooks.com/Cemeteries1.htm.
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Data Center Knowledge: Prince William County Says It Too Is N. Virginia’s Data Center Magnet
One of the data center hotspots in Prince William County is the 1,600-acre Innovation Technology Park. (Photo: County Economic Development Department) Colocation, Washington DC Area Prince William County Says It Too is N. Virginia’s Data Center Magnet by Jason Verge on October 1, 2014 Prince Willia